Hirschberg Named Head of Oshkosh Community Chest
Sidney A. Hirschberg was named president succeeding Joseph L. Metz as Oshkosh Community Chest directors elected Ralph G. Witherbee as vice president George C. Fuchs treasurer Walter F. Kleinschmidt re-elected executive vice president and Ars Virginia H. Bukovsky secretary The organization added 35 directors for the year and launched a year long campaign to raise 130115 dollars to support local agencies including Red Feather members and Boy Scout activities.
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U S charges Zorin lied to Security Council
United States accused Soviet Ambassador Valerian Zorin of lying to the United Nations Security Council during a marathon session. James W. Barco said Zorin sought to turn the Congo into a cockpit of the cold war and possibly a hotter conflict after he vetoed a Western resolution backing the U N operation in the Congo.
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Two Injured In Oshkosh City Accidents
Two people were injured in separate Oshkosh accidents. Cheryl Lynn Betts, 23, suffered skull fractures and a broken arm after being struck by a car on West New York Avenue near Elmwood Avenue. A separate crash on Main Street near Nim Avenue left a woman with serious injuries after a collision with a light post. Both victims were taken to Mercy Hospital.
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Moon Satellite Shot Postponed by Space Agency
The Federal Space Agency postponed the attempt to place the first artificial satellite around the moon. A 10 story Atlas-Able launch vehicle was on the pad at Cape Canaveral and could be rescheduled as early as Thursday morning. Technical difficulties forced the delay after a string of prior failures and on the pad explosion.
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Kennedy taps Arthur Goldberg for labor secretary role
President elect Kennedy selects Arthur J. Goldberg attorney for the United Steelworkers as labor secretary. He would be the first labor secretary with union movement experience since Wilson. Announcement expected from Bis home in Florida with aides confirming the choice.
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New Storm Hits Southwest While East Struggles To Dig Out
A new snow and ice storm moved from the Southwest toward the Central Plains and East, dropping up to five inches in mountains and freezing rain in northern Texas and Kansas. The blizzard connected to a prior storm that crippled the East, causing widespread closures, accidents, power outages, and an official emergency in several states. NYC and other cities faced 15 degree temperatures and tens of deaths as schools shifted schedules and municipalities mobilized.
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Beautiful Sae Update From UPL Miss Eu Ice D Halesi
A fragmented OCR item mentions D Halesi and happiness, unclear specifics, but notes an update or request connected to a beauty pageant or event. No clear date/place or participants are readable.
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Ecuador Mob Demos Drag US Flag Across Quito Streets
Large protests erupt in Quito and other cities as demonstrators shout anti US and pro Cuba messages. Police and rioters clash in some places with several injuries reported, amid dispute over a 20 year border treaty with Peru and shifting regional alliances.
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Moslem Algerians Clash With French in Algiers Slum Riot
Tens of thousands march through the Casbah shouting nationalist slogans as police and French troops brace for more clashes. Casualties mount after five days of rioting, with 123 dead and hundreds wounded as Moslems reject de Gaulle’s home rule plan and vow not to accept French settlers.
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Selassie's Son Leads Coup Attempt in Ethiopia
US officials say Haile Selassie’s son attempted a coup against his father with support from unidentified forces and civilian elements. The early report notes internal clashes and a bi-year-old leadership dispute amid the Ethiopian capital and government circles.
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Pitched Battles Rage in Laos Amid City Skirmishes
The fighting centered on Vientiane as forces backed by US equipment clash with pro Communist units. Phoumni’s troops abandon core gains while northern and eastern city areas stay in rebel hands. Soviet protest accuses US of meddling. Washington denies and notes Soviet arms to Kong Le.
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De Gaulle Moves to End Algerian Riots and Referendum
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle launches a personal bid to quell five days of deadly riots in Algeria and push a referendum on Algeria’s future. He convened Premier Debre and plans a staged path toward an Algeria as a semi independent republic amid right wing and nationalist opposition.
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Eisenhower Undergoing Tests At Walter Reed Hospital
President Dwight D. Eisenhower remained at Walter Reed Army Hospital for a second round of tests as part of a routine annual checkup. House press aide C. Hagerty said the 68 year old leader is not ill and showed excellent health after the proceedings. He was expected to stay in the presidential suite until Thursday afternoon.
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Costly Christmas Tree in St Paul Readied for Court
In St Paul Minnesota Gerald T Wilson was fined eighty nine dollars for sawing the top from a Colorado blue spruce on another's land. Police traced fallen branches to his home after the incident drew attention.
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